Deweyitis alarm and the changing campaign era in 1960
A collection of notes covers Truman cautioning West Coast Democrats about overconfidence in California races, the power and current role of women in the workforce, shifts from traditional campaign styles to modern air travel in politics, and a San Diego divorce filing over a husband’s 20 dogs. The piece sketches political history and social trends with references to Dewey, Knowland, Brown, and Nixon.
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Seattle
Portland
Charles Evans Hughes
Dewey
Truman
California
Wall Street Bulls and Brokers See Mixed Market Pulse
New York AP report notes brokers gain from commissions while many stockholders hold shares in strong boxes. Tax considerations and high entry prices deter public trading despite record volume days. Turnover remains modest versus postwar peaks, signaling a thinning market as brokers report lower trading activity and caution in 1950s era stocks.
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New York
Wall Street
New York Stock Exchange
Warren School Plans Complete for New High School
Warren Arizona plans and specifications for the proposed Warren high school will go to the Warren Arem Joint Board at its November 10 meeting. The building and grounds committee indicates bids may be sought by late November with proposals opened at the January meeting. The school will occupy property now being acquired, including a 34 acre Swick estate parcel approved by directors. Price not disclosed due to effects on other ongoing transactions.
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New Warren
Warren
Pinal
New Warren High School
Warren Arem Joint Board
Swick
Prige
Birthday party highlights at Panama and regional social notes
Bear Lake area happenings include Carolyn Wevers attending niece Marcia Wevers's Friday Panama party. Ethel Bond and Ethel Hawkins visited relatives Fred Blutcher in Linesville while Alphonso Cornish, recently discharged from Corry Memorial Hospital, recovered at home. Also reported: Gerald Crosby Harvey Martin Adolph Hamm at a North Warren firemen meeting. Clara Crumb, Niobe missionary, spoke at Evangelical United Brethren Church. HUB Church to mark Rally Day and Men's Day. Alton Crosby visited J C Manwaring. Risley family grape picking in Westfield. Elton Manhart dies at Niobe home of Hugh Maloy.
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Lak
Carolyn Wevers
Marcia Wevers
Panama
Ethel Bond
Ethel Hawkins
Fred Blutcher
Linesville
Alphonso Cornish
Corry Memorial Hospital
Gerald Crosby
Harvey Martin
Adolph Hamm
Warren County
Clara Crumb
Niobe
Africa
Fourth child born to Rosemary Clooney and Jose Ferrer
Rosemary Clooney, wife of actor Jose Ferrer, has welcomed a fourth child at St. John's Hospital. Monsita Teresa weighed six pounds four ounces at birth. The piece also notes market price swings linked to stock holdings, suggesting limited trading impact.
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Rosie
Hollywood
Rosemary Clooney
Jose Ferrer
Monsita
Teresa
St. John's Hospital
Missionary Convention at Spartanburg Gospel Tabernacle
Frances Schutt reports a missionary convention at Spartanburg Gospel Tabernacle from Wednesday through Sunday with daily evening services and a Sunday 11 a.m. closing. Guest speakers include Mrs. Harry Wright who served in French West Africa, Rev. B. R. Houck a Viet Nam missionary, Rev. A. L. Hammond a Indo China missionary, and Miss Frances M. Schutt from Borneo and Indonesia. The public is invited.
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Frances Schutt
Spartanburg
A. L. Hammond
Indo- China
Frances M. Schutt
Borneo
Indonesia
Trial of Dem Solon Restated in Green Conspiracy Case
The conspiracy trial of U S Rep William Green is rescheduled to begin January 11 in Lewisburg before Judge Frederick V Follmer after Judge Murphy disqualified himself. Green and six others face charges related to the 1984 Tobyhanna Army Signal Corps Depot project. Green has served 12 years in Congress and chairs the Philadelphia Democratic Committee.
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Lewisburg
U. S
William Green
D-Pa
U. S. District Court
Frederick V. Follmer
Follmer
John) Murphy
Green
Army Signal Corps
Tobyhanna
House of Representatives
Philadelphia
Democratic Committee
Murphy
Scranton
Darist
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Judge Withdraws in Interest of Justice Following Green Case
The judge, longtime friend and fellow Roman Catholic, withdrew after the circuit court upheld Murphy. He said he would lean over backwards to avoid favoritism, aiming to speed the trial. Green was initially set to go to trial in July.
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Manding
Green
Murphy
Requiem Mass Held for Angelo Giacoma at St Elizabeth's
The Requiem Mass for Angelo Giacoma was celebrated at St Elizabeth's Church at nine o'clock with Rev Cyril Kranz as celebrant. Interment followed in St Elizabeth's Cemetery. Those serving as pallbearers included Arthur, Michael, Anthony, and Frank Litz, Robert Bush, and Anthony Catalfa. Attending from away were Mr and Mrs Robert Bush of Jamestown.
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Angelo Giacoma
St Elizabeth's Church
Cyril Kranz
St. Elizabeth’s Cemetery
Arthur
Michael
Anthony
Frank Litz
Robert Bush
Anthony Catalfa
Jamestown
Memories of Corry 20 Years Ago October 14 1938
Yesterday's memories from Corry recount Europe facing armament limits amid Britain and Germany likely to race for arms while other powers join in. A Corry baby, born July 10 weighing 1 pound 10 ounces, now over four pounds in the hospital incubator. Harry Smiley of Union City sustained severe burns to his left hand in a basement liquor store accident yesterday afternoon.
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London
Europe
Great Britain
Germany
Corry
Leo Craker
West Columbus Avenue
Corry Hospital
Harry Smiley
Union City
Seven Corry boys join Camp Greenleaf quota
Forty years ago on October 13, 1915 seven Corry boys James Bracken Lee Munsee Wallace Hammond Cleve Morton Joseph Pope Ed ward Gretzler and Joseph Boudreau were set to depart in the 18 member quota for Camp Greenleaf Lytle Georgia for a five day period starting October 21 The sky glowed copper yesterday amid reports the Wiscon sinMinnesota forest fires influenced the phenomenon Health Officer Powell urged city residents to clean up premises as a general epidemic precautions at once Physicians noted the influenza situation was improving with few new cases reported
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Corry
Camp Greenleaf
Lytle
James Bracken
Lee Munsee
Wallace Hammond
Cleve Morton
Joseph Pope
Edward Gretzler
Joseph Boudreau
Powell
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